The program opens with J.S. Bach’s Cello Suite No. 2, transcribed for viola—its voice unfolding in quiet solitude, marked by tranquil vulnerability. From this inward stillness, the music turns toward Korean identity through the expressive intimacy of Korean art songs, where memory and nuance intertwine. Warmth deepens in the resonant, heartfelt language of Florence Price, each phrase shaped by lyric depth and emotional clarity. The journey culminates in the passionate romanticism of Vieuxtemps, where expression expands with ardor and sweep.
Together, these works trace an arc of introspection, heritage, and song—an intimate voyage through voices both personal and universal.
